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Fire Department Chief & Assistants
Geo. Nagengast Chief in Buggy; Ernest Gylee 1st Ass't; Geo. Wood 2nd Ass't
Rutger Place & Roscoe Conkling Home
Color-tinted photograph of the Roscoe Conkling home on Rutger Place in Utica.
Tamney House
Color-tinted photograph of the Tamney House in New Paltz.
Du Bois House, Built 1705, Known as The Old Fort
Black & white photograph of the Dubois House in New Paltz. Handwritten on reverse: "1705 Built by Daniel Du Boise s. of Isaac DuBois. Daniel d. 1755. -History of New Paltz, pg. 294-296."
Old Bevier House, Built 1735
Color-tinted photograph of the Bevier House in New Paltz.
Bevier Elting House, Built 1698
Black & white photograph of the Bevier Elting House in New Paltz.
Old Du Bois House or "Old Fort" Built 1705
Color-tinted photograph of the Dubois House on Huguenot Street in New Paltz.
Hasbrouck House
Color-tinted photograph of the Hasbrouck House on Huguenot Street in New Paltz.
The Memorial House
Color-tinted photograph of the Hasbrouck House on Huguenot Street in New Paltz.
Old Captain Tappan House
Color-tinted photograph of the historic Captain Tappan's house in Kingston, owned by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Slab Sides, Home of John Burroughs
Color-tinted photograph of Slab Sides, the home of John Burroughs, incorrectly identified as being located in Poughkeepsie. Contains a handwritten correction stating the location is West Park.
The Warner House, Constitution Island
Black & white illustration of the Warner House on Constitution Island, located in the Hudson River near West Point.
The Warner House, Constitution Island
Black & white illustration of the front view of the Warner House on Constitution Island, located in the Hudson River near West Point.
Garden Walk, The Warner House, Constitution Island
Black & white photograph of the garden walk at the Warner House on Constitution Island, located in the Hudson River near West Point.
Fireplace at Dick's Castle, Garrison
Color photograph. From the reverse: "Dick's Castle--'A Photographer's Dream.' Dick's Castle on the Hudson River overlooking West Point: the castle was erected between 1902-1911 at the cost of $3,000,000. Had the Dick's plans been completed,…
The Warner House, Constitution Island
Black & white photograph, rear view of the Warner House on Constitution Island, located in the Hudson River near West Point.
The Warner House, Constitution Island
Black & white photograph, the Warner House on Constitution Island, located in the Hudson River near West Point.
McKibbin House
Black & white photograph of the McKibbin House. From the reverse (handwritten): McKibbin House, Market Street."
McKibbin House
Black & white photograph of the McKibbin House. From the reverse (handwritten): McKibbin House, Market Street."
Van Kleeck House
Black & white drawing of the Van Kleeck House in Poughkeepsie, built in 1702.
John Thompson House
Black & white photograph of the John Thompson House. From the reverse (handwritten): "John Thompson House. S.E. corner of Market & Church Sts. This site is now (1920) occupied by Amrita Club."
Clinton House
Color photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie. From the reverse: "This old stone dwelling at 549 Main Street, Poughkeepsie, is called the 'Clinton House' in memory of the State's first Governor. Built about 1765, it is associated…
Old Governor Clinton Mansion
Color-tinted photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie.
Governor Clinton House, First Governor of New York State.
Color-tinted photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie. Handwriting at bottom reads: "I wish we could get some of this snow in our back yard to roll in. It is awful hot. Pop."
Governor Clinton House, First Governor of New York State.
Color-tinted photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie, typed text at bottom reads: "Home of the Mahwenawasigh Chapter, D.A.R. & museum of Revolutionary relics."
Governor Clinton's House
Black & white photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie
Old Residence of Gov. Geo. Clinton House
Green-tinted photograph of the Governor Clinton House in Poughkeepsie.
Gov. Clinton's House
Color illustration, text reads: "After the retreat of the Vaughan down the river, Poughkeepsie became the center from which the new defences were planned along the Hudson, & after the burning of Kingston, was the most available place for the State…